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Esther Randall Court - Extra Care Housing

Esther Randall Court is an extra care scheme.

Facilities:

  • Housing rights with your tenancy agreement
  • Your own front door and privacy when desired
  • Access to 24 hour care staff
  • Individually tailored care and support
  • Choice of in-house social activities
  • Hairdressing salon weekly
  • Gyuest room
  • Common room
  • Parking
  • Garden
  • An assisted bathroom is available

All Extra Care one-bedroom flats are equipped:

  • modern walk-in showers fitted with adaptations to make life easier
  • stylish kitchen including fridge/freezer, oven and hob
  • central heating, as well as underfloor bathroom heating
  • emergency call alarms
  • wheelchair accessibility

Additional on-site facilities include:

  • Electric buggy storeroom with charging facilities
  • Assisted communal bathroom
  • Laundry room
  • Communal lounge and a guest room
  • Hair salon
  • Garden
     
Address:
One Support, 2 Little Albany Street (Off Longford Street), London, NW1 4DY
Umbrella org:
One Housing Group
Telephone:
020 7974 7336 (referrals), 020 7388 8257 (Esther Randall Court)
How to apply:
Referrals are made via the Extra Care Services Panel
Train/tube:
Great Portland Street, Regents Park, Warren Street (tube)
Sector:
Public

Related Information

Subject Definitions

Special sheltered/Extra care housing is designed with the needs of frailer older people in mind and with varying levels of care/support available on site. People who live in Extra Care housing have their own self contained homes, their own front doors and a legal right to occupy the property. It is therefore very different from a care home where residents only have a licence to occupy a room. Extra care can help older people remain independent for as long as possible by providing additional care and support in addition to that normally available in sheltered housing. Extra Care can be owned, rented, part-owned/part rented or multi-tenure. The majority of properties are rented and are in schemes managed by Registered social landlords.